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libra-3k electronic polyphase meter handbook - ABE Technologies

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OKRW2.702.303SS, Libra-3K Poly-phase Meter Handbook v1.0<br />

Description:<br />

1) : The four small characters are used to display the current display<br />

label or code. “CA” or “Er” appearing in this location indicates a Caution or<br />

Error message in the display.<br />

2) (Six big digits) display the value of quantities.<br />

The open ◎ between the rightmost character and the character to its<br />

left is a degree symbol for fundamental lagging phase angles.<br />

The short bar to the left of the first large digit indicates a minus sign.<br />

There are four possible decimal point positions located between the<br />

five rightmost digits.<br />

There are two colons located mid of six digits which is used to display<br />

date and time.<br />

3) TEST: the annunciator indicates the <strong>meter</strong> is in Test mode.<br />

4) ALT: the Annunciator indicates the <strong>meter</strong> is in Alternate display mode.<br />

5) Prev: this part of the display indicates the previous season or billing period<br />

data is being shown.<br />

6) ContCum: CUM is displayed when the <strong>meter</strong> is displaying cumulative demand<br />

measurements. When CONT and CUM are displayed, it indicates that the<br />

<strong>meter</strong> is displaying continuously cumulative demand measurements.<br />

7) EOI: this display indicates an end of interval (EOI) condition.<br />

8) : the potential indicators on the LCD (Va, Vb, Vc) appear only if the<br />

service is <strong>polyphase</strong> and only then if potential is applied to the respective<br />

phase. If blinking, the respective voltage is low.<br />

9) Unit. The unit icon can display individually as –<br />

“kWh”, ”kVArh” , ”kVAh”, ”kW”, ”V”, ”A”, “Hz”.<br />

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 17 / 35

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